Considerately is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONSIDERATELY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• CONSIDERATE, marked by or given to careful consideration
• in a considerate manner
ADJECTIVE:
• careful not to inconvenience or harm others
• showing careful thought
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• marked by or given to careful consideration; circumspect

Words related to CONSIDERATELY

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How to use CONSIDERATELY in a sentence

• Denbigh was a silent spectator of the whole scene, and he now considerately observed, that he had lately seen an improvement which would obviate the difficulty Mr.
• An old uncle of mine died last month, and considerately left me ten thousand dollars.
• Nevertheless, it is a virtue which, by exhibiting the necessity for dealing considerately with the wretched plight of these people, is just what calls attention to it.
• Servants and slaves are far better and more considerately treated by the natives than by the Europeans.
• Thackeray saw in the front bench before him, but whom he considerately spared from holding up as an illustration of his subject.
• She must, it seemed, have felt sorry about it and Mary had considerately avoided all reference to him.
• In ten minutes the trainer reappeared and hurried off the way he had come, along the street Hewitt had considerately left clear for him.
• But he went on talking as though nothing had happened, considerately covering her agitation, and to her relief neither Fielding nor his wife looked round till it had subsided.
• Think independently, vote considerately, stand unflinchingly against any measure that is wrong, and vigorously in favor of every movement that is right.
• At the end of three years she very considerately took herself off and left him to the enjoyment of his freedom and riches.
• There she grounded, and the Spaniards leisurely made a target of her, although they considerately permitted her crew to go ashore in their boats without firing a shot at them.
• As the man ceased relating the story, the bodies were brought past us, covered by a piano-cloth which somebody had considerately snatched up and taken to the shore.
• While I was there the sun most considerately set in gorgeous array.
• His letters, I am bound to say, were most considerately and carefully written.
• In the drawing-room, Emily had been considerately left alone with Alban.
• He had, indeed, you see, been very fortunately, if not considerately, liberated by Miss Durham.
• He saw Willoughby in the room she had quitted, but considerately passed without speaking, and without reflecting why he was considerate.
• Making due allowance for the heat of battle, history can considerately veil closer scrutiny into the realities wrapped in the exaggerated boast of such a victory.
• Here was no undertaker, treading softly with skilled and considerately silent helpers.
• The other, who was bound not to leave him, very delicately and considerately affected to be looking out of window the moment I was shown in.
• There are times when one hesitates to receive favors even from friends, and at this hour I deem it both unwise and inexpedient to accept the generosity so considerately offered.
• Bellows as considerately as if he were his own son.
• The officers of the state can, as a rule, be depended upon to deal properly and considerately with the known insane.
• I am glad that you so considerately gave my cousin Morden favourable impressions of Mr.
• In less than a half-hour a bear came prowling out of the forest and began upon the meal so considerately provided for him.
• Parsley considerately paused and helped her to repeat the words after him in a clear and audible manner.
• Let us praise God for the little things that are so considerately fitted to our little human wants and desires.
• We are enabled to state, however, on the best authority, that he was substantially just to those whom he employed, and considerately kind to his own kindred.
• Piozzi never behaved otherwise than kindly and considerately to Johnson at any time.
• And to make matters worse, he is one of the kindest and most considerately helpful of human beings.
• She knew that at no modern hotel would he have been treated so considerately and given the liberty of the house.
• It has to be handled very carefully and considerately if one is to get what possible drops of water it may contain.
• And most tenderly and considerately did he perform his mournful task.
• Take, for instance, page 95, of which we have prepared a translation, but considerately withhold it.
• About four hundred Negroes from England were sent to Sierra Leone, to whom the promoters considerately added sixty white prostitutes as wives.

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